Extreme Weather & Climate Change
Students investigate the causes and impacts of extreme weather events and the scientific evidence for anthropogenic climate change.
Key Questions
- Analyze the relationship between rising global temperatures and the frequency of extreme weather events.
- Evaluate the reliability of different climate models in predicting future climate scenarios.
- Justify the urgency of international cooperation in addressing climate change.
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